BD Carnivorous Plants Shop

We offer healthy Nepenthes, Venus Flytraps, Drosera, Sarracenia and more—carefully grown, safely packed, and delivered with expert care tips. We are involved in plant commercial cause work. Our job is to collect the world's rare "Carnivorous plants" and hand them over to kind people.

. We supply plants all over the country. We sell at wholesale and retail price. We have cash on delive

ry service inside Dhaka, advance payment is required outside Dhaka. We try to help the customer in every possible way.

. There are thousands of species of rare "Carnivorous plants" around the world. And all those plants, we are trying to deliver to the hands of people who love plants.Accordingly we import different species from different countries. All those"Carnivorous plant"species are trying to produce experimental commercial seedlings in the country.

? Carnivorous plants are predatory flowering plants that kill animals in order to derive nutrition from their bodies. They share three attributes that operate together and separate them from other plants. Carnivorous plants:

Capture and kill prey
Have a mechanism to facilitate digestion of the prey
Derive a significant benefit from nutrients assimilated from the prey
To put it in more human terms, carnivorous plants eat things like insects, spiders, crustaceans and other small soil and water-living invertebrates and protozoans, lizards, mice, rats, and other small vertebrates. Carnivorous plants pull off this trick using specialized leaves that act as traps. Many traps lure prey with bright colors, extra-floral nectaries, guide hairs, and/or leaf extensions. Once caught and killed, the prey is digested by the plant and/or partner organisms. The plant then absorbs the nutrients made available from the corpse. Most carnivorous plants will grow without consuming prey but they grow much faster and reproduce much better with nutrients derived from their prey. We do not call these plants "insectivorous plants" because no self respecting carnivore is going to check the ID of a potential prey to make sure it is an insect. Some carnivorous plants do specialize in capturing insects, but they will consume whatever they can. Not all plants that trap or kill animals are considered carnivorous. Some Aroid and Aristolochia species capture insects in their flowers to facilitate pollination. They don't kill the pollinators and if some of the pollinators do die in the flower it is not to the advantage of the plant. Carnivorous plants never use their flowers as traps.